By Ingerine
Angus,
United Kingdom 
I live in Angus, Scotland. I have many tomato plants and the tomatoes are still green. Do I pick them now and bring in before the weather turns cold or leave them until they go red. Also as there are so many please can you advise about ripening.
4 Oct, 2010
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Either pick them and put them in paper bags or a drawer with a ripe banana, which gives off a gas called 'Ethylene' and ripens the tomatoes, or you could pull up plants and hang them upside down in a shed or the greenhouse. This second idea is a Bob Flowerdew trick, which he says works!
4 Oct, 2010